My question is how
do you do that then.
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Mysql Database
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tomsk
, Dec 20 2004 09:13 AM
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tomsk
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Posted 20 December 2004 - 09:13 AM
I am trying to install the free phpbb :learn: but it first requires a mysql database set up.
My question is how do you do that then.
My question is how
do you do that then.
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Posted 20 December 2004 - 10:05 AM
Hi Tom-
Look in your control panel or whatever your hosting company gives you for access to your site- there should be an option marked "Databases" or "MySQL". Usually clicking on it will get you to a screen where you can add a database, then add a user.
Look in your control panel or whatever your hosting company gives you for access to your site- there should be an option marked "Databases" or "MySQL". Usually clicking on it will get you to a screen where you can add a database, then add a user.
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Posted 20 December 2004 - 12:38 PM
Scottie,
I looked at the control panel but nothing there so I spoke to the hosting support and they had no idea how to set it up, I telephoned back 10 minutes latter and they say yes all you have to do is domainname/phpmyadmin and start there.
So managed to get it started thank you.
I looked at the control panel but nothing there so I spoke to the hosting support and they had no idea how to set it up, I telephoned back 10 minutes latter and they say yes all you have to do is domainname/phpmyadmin and start there.
So managed to get it started thank you.
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